Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-04-13
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Our school closes next Friday for a
vacation of one week.
Fresh preserved strawberries zoe a
can at Horrobin & Rice's.
. Special sale wax dolls for the next 10
days at Giles & Shepherds. : T
If you want to sell your property,
call on Goodwin & Barnes.
The plasterers began on Mrs.
Barnes new house Monday.
Leave orders for painting and paper
hanging at Giles & Shepherds.
1t is reported that the Windsor house
is about to be sold for $4,000.
Wanted at New England Bakery at
once, a girl for general work.
An elegant line of curtains. fixtures,
poles, ETC., at Giles & Shepherds.
The new galvanized iron front for
the First National Bank arrived Monday
night.
-R. Griffith has sold his block this side
of W. W. Patterson's, to Banfield & Shaw
for $500.
-Maplewood Park, Waseca, is to have
a daily paper during the assembly there
this summer.
George Burnham is getting his house
along as fast as possible. Has the foun-
dation done.
Fresh onions, lettuce and plant, and
all kinds of garden seeds and seed corn,
at Horrobin & Riees.
re xr,o~f a roo1 E~o 'orn1bn <v,
the Ell Abrazo at Giles s. Shepherds, the
best 1Oc smoke in town.
Car Instructor Kershaw seems TO
think that Engineer Mattice may grow
up to make quite a man.
Giles & Shepherd haye just put in a
new full line of mixed paints, lead, oil,
brushes, colers. varnishes.
If you want to BUY or RENT a farm
call at the Office of Richardson, Day & Co.
over First National Bank.
TO rent, for one or five years, a farm
of 100 acres, 10 miles from Austin.
Vim. J. Zopd, Lacrosse, Wis.
james Cronan bought the lot on the
corner across from D. B. Smiths Office,
paying $1,000, we understand.
Mr.. Tryon, the popular prescription
clerk, will remain permanently with the
new druggists, Giles & Shepherd.
The real estate boom makes it lively
for Register Eugene Wood. Has to have
an assistant, and then work evenings.
Peculiar in medicinal merit and won
derful cures-Hood's Sarsaparilla. Now
is the time to take it, for nov it will do
the most good.
e. B. Shearer the stone mason is here
and can be found at the Office of Jul. G.
wicker. He is prepared to contract or
hire out by the day.
An elegant line of new perfumes,
Eastman Q%uadruple Extracts, all odors,
also Lubin, in ~ cut glass bottles at
Giles & Shepherds.
Mayor French has just completed an
addition to his residence. Now let the
city follow the example of her mayor and
build additions to her city limits.
Giles & Shepherd say they are going
to have a little the finest drug store in
the city when they get their papering
completed. It's a dandy and no mistake.
Abe Lott sold 40 hogs Saturday for
1888, putting $500 in the bank and peck
eting the $39. Stock raising and money
in the bank NEAR prosperity for the
county.
Pat Hobean's team was frightened by
some falling brick last Saturday after
noon, broke away and INDUCED in a
lively runaway. Several parties had mar
low escapes. The wagon was badly
mashed.
-Chatield Democrat At the close of
the last term of school the pupils of the
high school presented Prof. Giles with q
cut glass gold mounted ink stand and q
a gold pen and holder as q token of their
esteem. The articles were presented
by Charles Bowdish, who made q neat
little speech.
W. II. Bentley of Grand Meadow,
who had been to Sault Ste Marie without
being taken by the boom there, stopped
of in Austin on his way home, and find
ing that this city offered better induce
ments than the boom towns. he put his
money III here. Mower county people
are learning that Austin cannot be beaten
as q place for investments.
We would suggest that while so
much is being done in Austin by way of
improvement. q little work about the jail
could be well put in. 1t is not necessary
perhaps to try to make the jail a pleasant
and attractive residence, still q few dol
lars spent in smoothing the ground and
removing rubbish, would make its ap-
pearance more what q county building
should be.